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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
3
A garbled notice notes government food act requirements for confections and oils, stating no batter or product is deemed superior under current rules. It hints at dual standards and ongoing debates about compliance and quality.
The Hoxton Fountain Pen is promoted as the newest non replaceable writing instrument with a smooth touch and modern construction. It is advertised as always ready with a clean design and no pocket wear, inviting readers to see a live demonstration and learn its value.
An old advertisement promotes Fly’s Cream for catarrh claiming instant relief as a fragrant, native remedy. It urges direct nostril application with a small bottle and promises clear air passages and easier breathing.
E E Frost advertises as The Watch Doctor offering cures and repairs for watches clocks jewelry and sewing machines. services include cleaning inspection and repair with clocks priced from 250 and free examinations at Payne Block 1011 Main St Gorry Pa.
A cotton processing plant suffered a significant blast with no injuries reported. Investigators and plant general manager Mr. O’Neill described the incident as limited, noting a gas cotten explosion occurred near a signal pipe feeding a hopper system, with no blamed personnel.
Meadvill y, Ob J F Sinclair reports a notable shortage of horses as farmers resist selling valued animals despite high offers. His four day county survey finds owners reluctant to part with work stock while European war service looms, stressing communities reliant on horse power.
A confusing OCR note describes head and back pain related to nerve strain. It mentions nerve irritation, indigestion from smoking, and references a product with a price of 25 cents from SF Avion & Cy.
A buyer offers to pay a low price for a team of gray horses but is asked for an extra 150 by the farmer, ending a failed sale. The dealer notes a large contract affecting horse quality as prices rise and only top horses remain scarce. A boxing style bout analogy follows as Goldberg dominates a bout with Nelson bleeding.
Nelson lost to Joe Goldberg of Rochester in the main event at Jamestown Monday evening. Goldberg controlled the bout with superior ring work while Nelson failed to land cleanly and endured punishment in clinches as the Rochester fighter matched his style.
Fragmentary text mentions Almoss and a turn showing other efforts of Lie punishment. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
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